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Taranaki Daily News, 23 May 1918, Page 6

These profit-making Manures, so well-known throughout the South Island, arc now obtainable from our works at Imlay, Wanganui, at the following prices:— Eclipse Special Turnip .. £ „ „ Potato .. „ „ Rape , „ Wo. 1 Grain For Green Crops „ , „ No. 2 Grain For ordinary cropping purposes Per ton I £8 15 O Eclipse Special No. 1 Grass 8 17 6 SISO Per ton £8 17 6 s!S 0 >, „ No. 2 Grass .. 817 6 ** For Rowing with sead in laying down permanent pasture 812 6 Superphosphate .. .. 710 O _, „ _ Eclipse Mangel Fertilizer .. 9 O O b *« *» (Containinc Vottuib) ANALYSIS: Pioiph.tei 3C% 18.90 nliUe); Pctub, 2.00%; Annwia, 1.82% ! "Eclipse" Special Mixing No. 2, Half Super, Hall Blood and Bone, which I is rich in bolh Nitrogen and Phosplmles .. .. £9 O O per lon I I «| All Prices Free on Rail, Imlay All Orders receive prompt attention ■J Write for boot giving full particulars of Analyuos, etc. I THE NEW ZEALAND REFRIGERATING CO., LIMITED I Victoria Avenue, Wanganui Mm/m&mEmsmnm

Languor, taintness, depression, and UV AJ TO »MJ> IfS KOIPI —— : " -eolth all rapidly vanish tUALIiI AiW awerful influence of this QTPS7WTII ffl ' ''i s'liira WEDICIKAL TONIC WINE. Ol&UUUll ... ife v-f\\P|| ASK YOUR CHEMIST FOR II Price 5/© «||

imJti The Sign That Means Home! To the boys on every fighting front the Red Triangle Huts take the place of Home and cater to the deepest needs of the men in khaki, as well as to their physical comfort. "TheY.M.C.A, hut is the only home, the hoys know from the time they enter France till they come out" writes one soldier." Will you help to keep the YM.C.A. fires burning? Send donations to CAPT, D. A. EWEN. Hon. National Y.M.C.A. Treasurer, Baker's Building, Wellington. mmmmmmmm Wools, Cottnw Laces, etc. Garments for Women and Children. Agent for Taranaki DaiJy News, AucU'nncl Weekly Sews, Canterbury Times, Sporting Review nn<i N.Z. Farmer. Weekly Press. Agent Sewing Machines, etc. n H. RETFORD, CURRIE STREET.

Wk m I KbJMsl H m «S Sg m M Just sixty years ago H the tale of the Indian Lacknow thrilled out grandfathers. •—and oven in those early days hundreds of New Zealandera knew that for affections of the throat and lungs there was no remedy so safe and sure as Bounington's Irish Moss. To-day tens of thousands endorso this judgment, llightly termed the standard family cough medicine, it has been tried, tented and proved to bo the best for young and old. Safe, sure, prompt, it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Seo to it that you get the original Bouningtou's • Irish Moss—refuse imitations and | substitutes. Insist on 147 i 111 ;i), Wake (Auckland), and (Dr.) Wilkin and Miss ITawken ranui), and Messrs Oswald, Cecil, VUliam Hawkon (Hawera).—Ohron>